City of Dearborn August 3 Primary Election Results

Local communities across the region head to the polls on August 3 to cast their ballots for city officials and local proposals. 

Dearborn voters will narrow down the race for Mayor and City Council and weigh in on whether to revise the city’s charter and extend the library millage.

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Mayor
City Council
Proposal A
Library Millage Renewal

Mayor

Advancing: Abdullah Hammoud, Gary Woronchak

One position, 4-year term. Two candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

City Council

Advancing: Robert Abraham, Said Mashgari Alawathi, Kamal Alsawafy, Erin Byrnes, Silvio Davis, Lola Elzein, Gary Enos, Khor Farhat, Musapha Hammoud, Leslie C. Herrick, Sam Luqman, Khalil Othman, Ken Paris, Michael T. Sareini

One position, 4-year term. 14 candidates will advance to the November election.

*Includes write-ins

Proposal A

Proposal A has passed

Shall the Charter of the City of Dearborn, adopted November 6, 2007, as amended, be reviewed, updated and revised by a Charter Commission elected at a subsequent election?

Library Millage Renewal

Library millage renewal has passed

Dearborn Library Millage Renewal For 6 Years
Since 2011, Dearborn voters have authorized that 1 mill be solely dedicated to offset the costs of providing library services.  Annually, this mill generates approximately $3,700,000 or nearly 60% of the library’s operating budget.  If not renewed, necessary reductions to facilities, materials, programming, services, and an additional loss of annual state funding of at least $700,000, will result.   

Shall the City of Dearborn in accordance with State law MCL § 397.201 continue to levy an ad valorem tax not to exceed $1 per $1,000 in taxable value (1 mill) for no more than 6 years which will be strictly dedicated to fund the operational and capital costs of the library system?